24/7 emergency response · Bexar County
Burst pipe, roof leak, slab leak or storm flooding — we extract, dry and rebuild. Five branches across San Antonio mean a crew is close to you, whatever hour it is. We also handle mold remediation and fire and smoke damage restoration.
We handle the full recovery — emergency mitigation through to reconstruction — so nothing is lost in a handover between contractors.
Emergency water extraction, structural drying and repair for burst pipes, roof leaks, appliance failures, slab leaks and storm flooding.
See water damage services →Containment, HEPA filtration, antimicrobial treatment and safe removal of mold growth, including black mold, with post-remediation verification.
See mold remediation services →Board-up, soot and smoke removal, odor neutralization, contents cleaning and full reconstruction after fire and smoke damage.
See fire & smoke services →Water damage is a race against absorption. Here is exactly how a job runs.
Five branches — downtown, north, south, east and west — covering 58 ZIP codes and more than 321 neighborhoods. Local conditions vary enormously across this city: Stone Oak sits on karst limestone, the West Side drains into Alazán and Apache Creek, and far west Bexar County is built on expansive clay. We scope every job for the ground it actually stands on.
105 Soledad St
San Antonio, TX 78205
Covers downtown, the River Walk, Southtown and the near-north corridor.
4534 W César E Chávez Blvd
San Antonio, TX 78237
Covers the West Side, Edgewood, Las Palmas and the Highway 90 corridor.
18210 Sonterra Pl
San Antonio, TX 78232
Covers Stone Oak, Hollywood Park, Shavano Park and the US-281 North corridor.
4715 Roosevelt Ave
San Antonio, TX 78214
Covers Harlandale, the Mission Reach, Brooks and the South Side.
402 Kraft St
San Antonio, TX 78220
Covers the East Side, Kirby, Windsor Park and the IH-10 East corridor.
A structure is dry when its moisture content matches a documented standard — not when the surface feels dry. You get the daily logs and the final readings. If a contractor cannot produce them, they do not know whether your house is dry either.
You are entitled to ask any technician who arrives what qualifications they hold and to see documentation before work starts. Ask us. Ask anyone else who quotes you. A crew that welcomes the question is the kind you want in your house.
Photographs before anything moves, moisture mapping, a written scope and daily readings through drying. You keep the record, and you decide what to do with it.
Sometimes the honest answer is that you need a plumber, not a restoration contractor. We would rather say so and keep your trust than sell you a scope you did not need.
Every hour water sits, it travels further into your structure. Our crews dispatch 24 hours a day across San Antonio and Bexar County.
(844) 476-1017